Find HS Code and trade information for Birch Plywood (Unsurfaced, Furniture Grade)

Customs Compliance Analysis for Birch Plywood (Unsurfaced, Furniture Grade)

HS CODE: 4412.31.06.60

Product Description:
- Plywood made of wood (not bamboo), with each ply ≤6 mm thick
- At least one outer ply is tropical wood
- Not surface covered or covered with a clear/transparent material that does not obscure the grain
- Face ply is birch (Betula spp.)
- Other (not wood flooring)

HS CODE: 4412.33.06.65

Product Description:
- Plywood made of wood (not bamboo), with each ply ≤6 mm thick
- At least one outer ply is nonconiferous wood (e.g., birch, maple, oak, etc.)
- Not surface covered or covered with a clear/transparent material that does not obscure the grain
- Face ply is birch (Betula spp.)
- Other: Wood flooring

Tariff Summary (as of now)

• Base Tariff Rate: 0.0%
• Additional Tariff (General): 25.0%
• Special Tariff after April 11, 2025: 30.0%
• Total Tariff Rate: 55.0%

Key Notes and Alerts

• Time-sensitive policy:
• After April 11, 2025, an additional 30.0% tariff will be applied.

• This is a special tariff and may be subject to change based on trade agreements or policy updates.

• Anti-dumping duties:

• No specific anti-dumping duties are currently listed for birch plywood. However, it is advisable to check the latest Customs and Border Protection (CBP) or U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) updates for any new duties.

• Material and Certification Requirements:

• Confirm the material composition (e.g., is the face ply truly birch? Is it tropical wood?)

• Verify if certifications (e.g., FSC, CITES, or other environmental or trade compliance documents) are required for import.

• Unit Price and Classification:

• Ensure the HS code matches the product description (e.g., is it for furniture or flooring? This can affect classification).
• If the product is used for flooring, it may fall under a different HS code (e.g., 4412.33.06.65), which may have different compliance requirements.

Proactive Advice for Importers

• Verify the exact product use: Is it for furniture, interior design, or flooring? This can influence the correct HS code and applicable tariffs.
• Check for any recent trade agreements that may affect the tariff rate (e.g., USMCA, RCEP).
• Consult a customs broker or compliance expert for real-time updates and documentation support.
• Maintain detailed records of the product’s origin, composition, and intended use to avoid misclassification penalties.

Let me know if you need help with certification requirements, origin documentation, or customs clearance procedures for this product.

Customs Compliance Analysis for Birch Plywood (Unsurfaced, Furniture Grade)

HS CODE: 4412.31.06.60

Product Description:
- Plywood made of wood (not bamboo), with each ply ≤6 mm thick
- At least one outer ply is tropical wood
- Not surface covered or covered with a clear/transparent material that does not obscure the grain
- Face ply is birch (Betula spp.)
- Other (not wood flooring)

HS CODE: 4412.33.06.65

Product Description:
- Plywood made of wood (not bamboo), with each ply ≤6 mm thick
- At least one outer ply is nonconiferous wood (e.g., birch, maple, oak, etc.)
- Not surface covered or covered with a clear/transparent material that does not obscure the grain
- Face ply is birch (Betula spp.)
- Other: Wood flooring

Tariff Summary (as of now)

• Base Tariff Rate: 0.0%
• Additional Tariff (General): 25.0%
• Special Tariff after April 11, 2025: 30.0%
• Total Tariff Rate: 55.0%

Key Notes and Alerts

• Time-sensitive policy:
• After April 11, 2025, an additional 30.0% tariff will be applied.

• This is a special tariff and may be subject to change based on trade agreements or policy updates.

• Anti-dumping duties:

• No specific anti-dumping duties are currently listed for birch plywood. However, it is advisable to check the latest Customs and Border Protection (CBP) or U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) updates for any new duties.

• Material and Certification Requirements:

• Confirm the material composition (e.g., is the face ply truly birch? Is it tropical wood?)

• Verify if certifications (e.g., FSC, CITES, or other environmental or trade compliance documents) are required for import.

• Unit Price and Classification:

• Ensure the HS code matches the product description (e.g., is it for furniture or flooring? This can affect classification).
• If the product is used for flooring, it may fall under a different HS code (e.g., 4412.33.06.65), which may have different compliance requirements.

Proactive Advice for Importers

• Verify the exact product use: Is it for furniture, interior design, or flooring? This can influence the correct HS code and applicable tariffs.
• Check for any recent trade agreements that may affect the tariff rate (e.g., USMCA, RCEP).
• Consult a customs broker or compliance expert for real-time updates and documentation support.
• Maintain detailed records of the product’s origin, composition, and intended use to avoid misclassification penalties.

Let me know if you need help with certification requirements, origin documentation, or customs clearance procedures for this product.